Alex Kurganov

AdelaVoice Corp. provides voice enabled applications for the Internet and social networks. The company was founded by Christopher Hassett, Gregory Hassett and John Nogrady in 2001 and is headquartered in East Falmouth, MA.

Part of Enghouse Systems Ltd., Dytel Corp. is a company that manufactures call processing products. The company is based in Schaumburg, IL. Dytel was acquired by Enghouse Interactive, Inc. (Arizona), part of Enghouse Systems Ltd. from December 17, 2002 on July 08, 1992 for $6.80 million.

Vail Systems, Inc. is an American company that provides telephony software and cloud services to improve customer conversations for leading consumer brands. The private company offers solutions to remove obstacles that lead to bad caller experiences, such as in-app calling, automated authentication, and enhanced call treatment. The company's enhanced network services platform, RACC, enables the rapid deployment and configuration of a multitude of customer-facing voice services. Vail Systems also provides a context-driven user experience through their Cue Analytics application toolkit, which provides a real-time view of customer activity and trends. Additionally, their patented technology, VCME, detects and remediates audio issues in call center conversations, resulting in faster handle times and better call outcomes. The company also offers speech analytics to analyze unstructured information in conversations to produce a map of pain points.

Webley, Inc. provides virtual assistant solutions and services. Its products include CommuniKate unified communications, mobile applications, Webley MD reminders, and Webley MD after hours. The company was founded by Taj Reneau, Alexander Kurganov, and Robert C. Mcconnell in 1997 and is headquartered in Bannockburn, IL.